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Reviews of Books with 234 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 234 pages.

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Miriam

by John M. Murray

"Miriam" is a warm, heartfelt historical romance centered in faith. In Frank Scotello’s compelling tale of faith and love, "Miriam", a young shopgirl lives under Roman occupation in ancient Israel. Miriam’s gift for languages and... Read More

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Lean Management

by Joseph S. Pete

Encompassing both practical advice and theoretical overviews, "Lean Management" is a helpful guide for making businesses more efficient, profitable, and valuable. K. F. Chong’s "Lean Management" is an authoritative and enlightening... Read More

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The Tell

by Aimee Jodoin

The day-to-day subtle tensions within relationships, which shift over time, propel the narrative forward. The ghosts of Linda I. Meyers’s family haunt her memoir, "The Tell", in which she searches for hints that reveal the true nature... Read More

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Crossruption

by Kristine Morris

"Crossruption" issues an invitation to forget what religion teaches, and instead become saturated with the transformative word of God. “The next decade will see a radical transformation in every area of life on a scale unmatched... Read More

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Echo of the Past

by Susan Waggoner

Absorbing, memorable, and moving, "Echo of the Past" is a fully imagined tale of lives caught in the jaws of history. The tragic and entwined histories of twentieth-century Russia and Germany are brought poignantly to life in in Polina... Read More

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Unstoppable

by Aimee Jodoin

This businessman’s rags-to-riches tale, filled with adventure, is an entertaining read. Entrepreneur—and now author and actor—Tariku Bogale has lived a remarkable life and has enjoyed extraordinary success. His memoir, Unstoppable... Read More

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Reconsidering Roots

by Kaavonia Hinton

This rich book on Roots captures the complexity of its reception and its enduring place in popular culture. In ten chapters, the essayists in "Reconsidering Roots" posit that, although Roots has been a topic of debate since its release,... Read More

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